Segway's Max G3 Plus takes an already excellent commuter scooter and sharpens it further: a stronger motor, more usable range, and rear turn signals finally visible in traffic; all wrapped in a riding experience that feels expertly refined. It's a model upgrade rather than a reinvention, so a few rough edges remain, like mechanical rather than hydraulic brakes and a boost-mode activation that's actually gotten fussier than before. Even so, it remains the most complete, tech-loaded scooter in the commuter category, and most of what's left to criticize could be fixed with software updates.
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The Segway Navimow X330 is a wire-free robotic lawnmower from Segway's Navimow X3 series, designed for lawns up to 1.0 acre. It positions itself in the higher end of the consumer robotic mower market, differentiating itself with EFLS 3.0 centimeter-level RTK positioning, AI-assisted mapping, and a vision-based obstacle avoidance system capable of detecting people, animals, and common yard objects. Setup requires no boundary wires and is designed to be completed without professional installation, while smart home integration via Alexa and Google Home adds scheduling convenience.
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The Segway Navimow i2 AWD is a wire-free robotic lawnmower from Segway's Navimow lineup, designed for small to mid-sized yards up to 0.25 acres. It is positioned as an entry-level AWD option in the i-series, targeting homeowners who want autonomous mowing without boundary wire installation. Key differentiators include all-wheel drive with an automotive-grade electronic speed controller for slope and terrain handling, a zero-turn third-wheel steering system, and tri-frequency Network RTK navigation fused with vision technology for centimeter-level positioning accuracy.
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The Segway Navimow i110 is a wire-free robotic lawnmower designed for small gardens and sloped lawns of up to 0.25 acres. It positions itself in the market as a smart, app-controlled solution for complex terrain, differentiating itself through its EFLS 2.0 positioning system — which combines RTK and Visual SLAM technology for centimeter-level accuracy — and its AI-powered VisionFence obstacle avoidance, capable of identifying over 150 object types. The mower supports inclines of up to 30% and operates at a relatively quiet 58dB, with features such as multi-zone management, anti-theft GPS tracking, and an animal-friendly detection mode rounding out its feature set.
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The Segway Navimow i2 LiDAR is a wire-free robotic lawnmower from Segway's Navimow i Series, positioned as a mid-range option suited for backyards in the roughly 0.25- to 0.5-acre range. Its defining feature is an onboard solid-state LiDAR sensor, which the brand uses for yard mapping and navigation without the need for perimeter wires. The i2 LiDAR sits above the entry-level i2 AWD models in Segway's lineup and is aimed at homeowners seeking more precise autonomous mowing than basic GPS-only robotic mowers typically offer.
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The Segway F3 is an electric kickscooter from Segway's Ninebot lineup, designed for urban commuters seeking a blend of style, safety, and everyday practicality. It positions itself as a city-focused ride, emphasizing enhanced safety features and long-range capability alongside a sleek aesthetic. As part of Segway's established F-series, the F3 targets riders looking for a reliable and polished option in the mid-to-upper consumer e-scooter market.
The Segway Xaber 300 is the first electric dirt bike Segway has built from the ground up, and after a full session on a real motocross track with the Gobbo Bros, it earned the kind of endorsement that matters: two experienced riders who came in skeptical and left impressed. The suspension, braking, and power delivery all hold up under hard riding, and the tech and security suite — GPS tracking, AirLock proximity unlock, parental controls, hill hold, and more — has no real peer in the category. The bike is not without its issues, particularly around throttle behavior when the front end is elevated and an e-clutch placement that creates a genuine ergonomic safety concern, plus a wheelie assist feature that was hyped at CES but is missing upon release. For riders serious about off-road performance who also want best-in-class smart features, the Xaber 300 is an attractive contender at its price point.
The Segway Muxi is a short-tail cargo eBike that combines genuine beach cruiser comfort with one of the deepest technology stacks the Freshly Charged team has encountered at this price point, covering everything from adaptive hill assist and regenerative braking to AirLock wireless security and rear radar collision warnings. Andrew put it through a full field session testing each of those systems in real conditions, and most of them hold up. There are legitimate criticisms, such as no fenders at $1,699, no front suspension, and a passenger kit that leaves your passenger with nothing to hold. None of these undercut the core case too severely, but they are thins to know before you buy. If you want a bike that has a quality build, is good looking, and has an impressive tech stack for commuters, the Muxi is available through the Segway dealer network.
The Segway Navimow X390 is an autonomous robotic lawn mower designed for large-scale properties up to 2.5 acres (approx. 10,000 m²). It utilizes the EFLS 3.0 Exact Fusion Locating System, which combines RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) positioning with a 300° wide-angle VisionFence system to navigate without the need for physical boundary wires. This vision-integrated navigation allows the mower to maintain its orientation in areas with weak satellite signals and enables the detection and avoidance of over 200 types of objects, including pets and people, from up to three meters away. The X390 is equipped with a cutting system featuring a 9.3-inch cutting width and an electronically adjustable cutting height ranging from 2 to 4 inches. Technical performance specifications include a maximum slope capability of 50% (27°), a 240-minute mowing time per 100-minute charge cycle, and an IP66 waterproof rating for resistance against high-pressure washing. Additionally, the unit features an Expansion Bay for optional modular accessories, such as a semi-automatic edge trimmer, and supports multi-zone management via the Navimow app.
The Segway Xafari Electric Bike is an all-terrain explorer designed to provide "SUV-like comfort" for off-road adventures and rugged commutes. It is powered by a 750W motor delivering 80 Nm of torque, achieving a 0-20 mph acceleration in 5.2 seconds. The bike features a high-capacity 936 Wh battery that is IPX7 water-resistant and offers a category-leading range of up to 88 miles on a single charge. Built for versatility, the Xafari includes a dual-suspension system with 80mm of front travel and 70mm in the rear, paired with thick all-terrain tires for stability on mixed surfaces. Advanced safety and convenience features include GPS and Apple Find My tracking, AirLock keyless locking, and an Intelligent Ride System that uses a dual-sensor algorithm (torque and gyroscope) to provide 12 levels of adaptive power assist. It also comes equipped with a 55 lb capacity rear rack, hydraulic disc brakes, and an integrated 20W USB charging port.
The Segway Xyber Electric Bike is a category-defining off-road powerhouse designed to blend futuristic "cyberpunk" styling with motorcycle-tier performance. It features a motor delivering 6000W of peak power and a massive 175 Nm of torque, enabling a rapid acceleration of 0-20 mph in just 2.7 seconds. The bike is powered by a high-capacity 1440 Wh battery that can be paired with an optional second unit to achieve a total range of up to 112 miles. Built for rugged terrain, the Xyber utilizes a durable cast aluminum frame with a 396.8 lb payload capacity, supported by 110mm of dual-crown front suspension and 100mm of adjustable rear suspension. For maximum control, it is equipped with 4-piston front and dual-piston rear hydraulic disc brakes and massive 20" x 5.0" multi-surface tires. Advanced tech is integrated throughout, including GPS and Apple Find My tracking, passcode/fob security, and a smart high-resolution display for navigation and music control.
The Segway Myon is what happens when you stop building e-bikes like toys and start building them like vehicles. This isn't just a commuter; it’s a masterclass in refinement. Featuring industry-leading electronic shifting from Shimano and Segway’s proprietary TurboTuned™ torque sensor, the Myon eliminates the jerky, unrefined feel of standard e-bikes, delivering power that feels like a natural extension of your legs. It crushes hills with a peak output of 1500W and glides through the city with a stealthy, whisper-quiet confidence.